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As seen on Seth Godin’s blog
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Archive for November, 2006
Los Angeles Has Little Room for Palms - New York Times
I love palm trees - i like the shade even more…
(tags: losangeles)
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Paul Kedrosky’s Infectious Greed: Flickr Blows up Market Research Biz
Are meta-data future honey pots for market research? Consumer Electronics researchers can now look at Flickr free data to see the evolution of a (representative???) sample of active photographers.
(tags: marketresearch flickr)
Flickr: Camera Finder
Number of Flickr members who have uploaded at least one photo by type […]
AttentionMax: Treatment Of Opinion Fatigue Requires Far More Than Knick Knacks
Great points on attention scarcity and opinion fatigue. I would tend to believe that the”best respondents” are already in the social media space because they just like to give their opinions. The challenge for market research as an industry is to make e
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While there are new tech conferences in San Francisco every day, LA is more famous for Hollywood, the beaches, surfing, traffic on the 405 and amazing weather. But LA is such a large city, so there must be a few tech geeks among its 15 million inhabitants, right? If not, start-ups MySpace or […]
OUPblog: Carbon Neutral: Oxford Word of the Year
Another (good) sign that the concept of “carbon neutral: is going mainstream
(tags: environment carbon)
Sifry’s Alerts - State of the Blogosphere, October, 2006
Technorati’s October 06 State of the Blogosphere claims that the number of blogs has doubled in the past six months to 57 million. Problem is Technorati […]
The Future Place Blog: Who are the experts, respondents or researchers?
Don’t patronize survey takers. If you want quality responses, be clear about your intentions. Thanks Ray for the brilliant idea, I will try to implement this ASAP…
(tags: quality sample marketresearch)
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marketing Mag - Market research liberated
Interesting article by Angus Reid (Angus Reid Strategies, Vision Critical) about how the holy trinity of market research has changed: clients, researchers, respondents.
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